Market Report Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Markets Chicago May 17 hogs 7,000 head including 4,000 directs. Market active and steady to 10c higher with top 9.55. various weights and grades priced across 8.65 to 9.56 for hogs. Cattle and calves 2,400 at two markets with weakness on red steers and yearlings. vealers strong. Slaughter cattle and heifers ranges from 4.50 to 15.75 with bulls and feeders shown. sheep 8,000 with lambs up to 9.60 and other grades listed. Saturday receipts estimated 56,000 hogs, 600 cattle, 4,000 sheep.
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Chicago
CHICAGO May 17 Market Report Summary
Chicago market notes show Kees firm with 27,398 cases receipts and 24 percent extra firsts. Butter firm with 16,536 tubs receipts and 27 percent specials. poultry market steady with 34 truck arrivals including fowls springers broilers and ducks. Potatoes on track with 615 arrivals and 740 shipments, market slightly weaker.
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Chicago
Market report squarely lists mixed corn and yellow varieties
Chicago May 17 cash corn values show No 4 mixed 82 percent to 84 percent, No 1 yellow 9 percent, No 2 yellow 88 percent to 89 percent, No 8 yellow 87 percent to 81 percent, No 4 yellow 83 percent to 87 percent, No 2 white 91 percent. Receipts 90 cars.
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Chicago
The Aurora Borealis and its Latitudinal Occurrence
The frequency of the Northern lights varies with latitude. It is rare within 45 degrees of the equator, more frequent toward the north up to high latitudes where it can become nearly nightly. It is less frequent near the poles.
Community sale at City Feed Yard this Saturday
A community sale is held every Saturday at City Feed Yard with items on sale. The listing notes a recurring event and invites local shoppers to visit for bargains.
Local Produce Markets Prices From W. & Reister & Sons
Prices paid for various poultry and eggs at local markets delivered through W. and Reister. Hennery Brown eggs sell at 22 cents per dozen. Hennery White Keys 22 cents. No 1 Sour Cream 9 cents. No 2 Sour Cream 24 cents. Heavy Breed Hens 27 cents. Leghorn Hens 15 cents. Heavy Broilers 27 cents. Leghorn Broilers 17 cents. Old Roosters 15 cents.
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W. &. Reister & Sons
Hennery Brown Wees Hennery
Leghorn
Sings to a cow in Times Square Lady at Fox theater
Pinky Tomlin performs a comedic number in Times Square Lady causing a cow to stand still for milking. The film features Tomlin’s quick musical moments and references his earlier works while a rapid-fire gun scene in The Cowhero Millionetta showcases George O’Brien’s famed speed. The article notes film frame timing and talkie production pace.
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Pinky Tomlin
Oklahoma
Times Square
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
New York
Fox Theater
Tomlin
Hollywood
Savare Trady
George O'Brien
Heine
Miace
Davrine
O'Morien
O'Mrien
Bankrupt Court Sets June Date to Oppose Discharge
District Court in Davenport Iowa fixes June 17, 1935 as the deadline for creditors and interested parties to file appearances and written opposition to the discharge of Joseph F. Schantz in bankruptcy No. 6481. Referee in Bankruptcy T. L. Brookhart signs the order.
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Joseph F. Schantz
Davenport Iown
Washington
Laws
T. L. Brookhar
Of Our Neighboring Communities By the Journal's Subscription Representative
D. F. Macon presents reports from nearby towns on a weekly column detailing local happenings, community updates, and subscriber insights gathered by the Journal's outreach team.
Ainsworth Community News Roundup Friday Events
May 17 reports a settled weather view and local happenings in Ainsworth. A. J. Johnson from Brighton visits, sale of household goods at Chambers in Ainsworth draws a wide crowd with Hazlett Fitzgerald and Alva Sands assisting. Donald Rabenold sells Hereford calves. Evening Journal subscriptions praised. Wheelers lunch notes Grandma Wheeler home from hospital. Martin Stewart’s farm life highlighted. daily Journal eagerly requested by readers.
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Chambers
Ainsworth
Harry Hazlett
Jim Fitzgerald
Alva Sands
Local notices from Ainsworth and surroundings
Community updates include subscriptions and deliveries for Pearl Hamil and J Hamil, thanks to Dale Woodburn and Mayor Sands, visits by W F Augustine to Columbus Junction, Keota entries, and a memorial poem for W T Stevenson family members with reminiscences of past days and prayers.
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John Hamil
Columbus Junction
Miss Pearl Hamil
Muncie
Ind
John
Pearl
St Johns Church to Sponsor Bible School at Wellman
St Johns Lutheran church in Wellman will host the annual Lutheran Vacation Bible School starting Monday May 27. The program runs four days a week for four weeks from 9:00 to 11:30 am each day and is open to all school age children with a new graded course including Old and New Testament stories and memory verses.
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Wellman
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Highland Neighbors to Have Program and School Picnic
Highland residents are invited to a picnic and program at Union Dale school on May 22 at 11:00. Attendees should bring well filled baskets and table service for their families. The notice lists local hosts and recent guests to the Krotz and Murphy families.
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Wilbur Chalupa
Highland
Union Dale School
Joe Krotz
Delores
Darlene
John Krotz
James Murphy
Grain price range report incomplete
The text shows scattered phrases about grain price ranges and an ammunition indicator but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. No clear event, location, date, or organizations are stated to ground a fuller summary.
Local families share visits and social gatherings Sunday
Floyd Martin and daughter were Sunday guests at the Will Murphy home. Many relatives and friends including the Fischers, Chalupas, Krotzs, Busbys, Wollrab family, and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy gathered across multiple homes. plans mention the mignie and Social club and shopping trips in Washington. Various relatives visit grandparents and attend family events through the week.
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Floyd Martin
Will, Murphy
Howard Fisher
Jimmy
Wilbur Chalupa
Jim Vesely
Horn
Anna
John Krotz
Mignie and Social Club
Will Busby
Leland
Betty Fisher
Milt Wollrab
Samuel Murphy
John Kyroty
Anna Krotz
Joe Krotz
Ed Florang
Boril Steele
William
Betty Jean
Frances McGill
Will Murphy
Washington
Jay Busby
Ralph Nicholson
Ralph
John Nicholson
Haskins
John Krotsz
Rudolph Stolley
Edith Steele
Busby
Vane Wallace
Verle
Crile Family Moves from Hardscrabble to Brighton Farm
The Clyde Crile family moved Wednesday to a farm one mile south of Brighton. Mrs. Crile's grandmother Mrs. Hinkle of Brighton helped with the move. Virginia Snyder visited over Sunday with Edna and Marjorie Loeffler. Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts?
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J. M. Pulver
Clyde Crile
Brighton
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Family News
Community members and relatives gather for visits and events. Marjorie observes Mother’s Day at J. W. Guy’s home as families including the Richards, Crile, Loeffler, and West households share Sundays with relatives. Bonnie Jean Brinning’s birth brings hospital calls. Winifred Carris hosts guests and travels for Mother’s Day festivities at the University of Iowa.
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Marjorie
J. W. Guy
Artford Richards
Gleny Littl
Clyde Crile
Baby
Loeffler
John Wehr
Seth Carris
Richland
N. E. West
Bonnie
Bill Ikes
St. Louis
J. Holcolm
West Chester
H. T. Carrie
Littl
Melvin Dean Snyder
Glenn Little
Arvid Swanson
Chas
Lemley Farm
J. E. Lemley
Crawfordsville
Joe Schlatter
Glenn Miller
Wellston
Winifred Carris
Iowa City
University
Carris
Shiloh Residents Express Sympathy for Gamble Family
Shiloh residents mourn the Gamble family after the death of Grandma at eighty eight in early June. The community shares sympathy through prayers and notes to the bereaved family in this sad loss.
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Shiloh
Fred Burger
Gamble
Elght
Grandma
Littl
Several Visitors At S Bowser Home In Young America
In Young America on May 16 Mrs. Sam Bowser and family hosted guests including Mrs. W N Bowser and sons from Cedar Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Long from North English, Mrs. Lizzie Brosier from South English, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bowser from Norway. Numerous relatives visited, attended church in Des Moines, and shared meals and Sunday activities at nearby homes and the Will Marie residence.
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Levi van Dyke
Sam Bowser
W. N. Bowser
Rollie Long
Lizzie Brosier
Clarence Bowser
Norway
Lloyd Allman
Clarence Jackson
Burl Pringle
Jean
Leland Pringle
Frank Pringle
Celestine Marie
Will
C. O Harris
Keota Earler
Carl Phillips
Dorothy Johnson
Brighton
Des Moines
Keota
R. D. van Dorin
Kenneth
van Dorin
Salem
Will Marie
Leo Marie
Vera Wolfe
John Cherry
Claude Rhodebeck
Elmer Cherry
Parsons College
Presbyterian Church
Cherry
Kathleen Eller
Fairfield
Local notices recall a community funeral and student updates
The piece notes Esther Jenkins and Shiloh pupils attending a funeral for a well remembered child. It mentions June leaving Shiloh, weather affecting farming, and various local folk: Donald Chapman sick with pneumonia and rheumatism, Mabel Burger on honor roll confusion, and Measles affecting Myra Van Nostrand. Families from Fairfield Washington and West Liberty join Joe Amrine home for Mother's Day.
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Esther Jenkins
Shiloh
Little June
Gamble
Donald Chapman
Bert Donaldson
Donald
Mabel Burger
Owen Blick
Eugene
Fairfield
Grant Blick
Hagel
Washington
Emanuel Blick
West Liberty
Joe Amrine
Myra van Nostrand
Ionized Air Temperature Experiments Indicate Constancy
Experiments measuring ionized atmospheric layers from 62 to 125 miles above Earth show a nearly constant temperature regardless of time of day night or season. Data from multiple readings across hours imply a stable thermal profile in the ionosphere during the study period.
Wellman Seniors Plan Class Night Programs
Wellman seniors prepare for class night on May 21 featuring class history prophecy sea solo and solos by Margaret Huntaberg er and Tilly Swartzen druber with Helen Stricker and the introduction of seniors. Freshman assembly included basketball letters for Lewis Wehle Kiehoe Brown Brumback track letters for Bull Kehoe Lewis Ross Wetrich and ribbons for track. Wayne Lewis Welen Strieker won tennis medals and band and cheers accompanied the event. Seniors plan a visit to the Amana colonies on the last day of school.
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Helier Stricker
Wellman
Sea
Clariney
Margaret Huntaberger
Tilly Swartzendruber
Helen Stricker
Assembly
Wayne Lewis
Leonard Wehle
Joe Kehoe
Leo Brown
Clavee Brumback
Marvin Bull
Russel Ross
Warg Wetrich
Welen Strieker
Amanas
Milk Sickness in Early Ohio Beliefs Explain Its Cause
Old Ohio lore attributes milk sickness to various sources including the water buckeye sprouts fleabane dew and even milk itself. The article notes wide doubt about the true cause despite the disease name.
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Ohio
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